Chapter 6 Flashcards

1
Q

Name the 2 sources air pollutants are categorized into?

A

Point sources and nonpoint sources

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2
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*Individual, identifiable sights, like smokestacks. these sources typically do not move, they just sit there

A

Point sources (fixed sites)

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3
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*Vehicles such as cars, trucks and busses

A

Nonpoint sources

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4
Q

*What is the single greatest source of air pollution?

A

Motor vehicles

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5
Q

What is the single greatest source of mercury in our air?

A

Coal fired power plants

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6
Q

*Who is responsible for the oversight of meat, poultry, fish and produce production?

A

The USDA

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7
Q

**What are the 3 Rs to reducing environmental air pollution?

A

Reduce, reuse, recycle

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8
Q

*Reducing consumption reduces waste, unnecessary packaging and nonessentials.

A

Reduce

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9
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*Choosing reusable vs disposable products reduces waste.

A

Reuse

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10
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*Recycling paper, glass, cans, and plastic decreases pollution.

A

Recycle

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11
Q

Who is more vulnerable to almost all pollutants?

A

Children

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12
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Who is more vulnerable to foodborne and waterborne pathogens?

A

Immunocompromised

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